liwat Company purchases goods for OMR 18,000 from the supplier and makes payment along with VAT, The Company realizes OMR 25,000 by selling those goods and charges VAT from customer. What will be the VAT amount that is forwarded by the supplier of the company to the government when VAT rate is 9%? A. OMR 1,620 B. OMR 630 . OMR 2,250 D. OMR 2,880

liwat Company purchases goods for OMR 18,000 from the supplier and makes payment along with VAT, The Company realizes OMR 25,000 by selling those goods and charges VAT from customer. What will be the VAT amount that is forwarded by the supplier of the company to the government when VAT rate is 9%? A. OMR 1,620 B. OMR 630 . OMR 2,250 D. OMR 2,880

Principles of Accounting Volume 1

19th Edition

ISBN:9781947172685

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter9: Accounting For Receivables

Section: Chapter Questions

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